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TS3 DCPlffl TIMES, KENANSVHXI, ft. THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 13.
PERSONALS i
. Billy Joa ve r Raleigh spent
th . end with h parents,
Mir and Mrs. Andy w- Ivey.
Mrs J fed Alphm,' Jack Alphin
and .Linda' Carole Best ipiit the
Week and with Mr. and Ms. Ree
yls Am of Ruchmood, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Britt nf
BarMatth; Mrs. Julia Jones, I
Mr.dvMrs Elbert M. Whitman,!
MR and Mrs T. A Jeriean. Mm.'1
Party GtaAy and Gail were gu-
esBounoay of Mr and Mrs. Lin
wool 5ady,.of .Raleigh.
: Mrs;.AMiie Ingram of Kenahs
viJle visited Mr, and Mrs. Forrest
Dail Wednesday.
ThelXtS.'M Mrs Lemond Tay
tor nd daughter of Rachlands,
Mr., and Mrs. Ray Anion and dau
ghter of fttount Olive were guests
bunflay of Mr. and Mrs. John
Anton; Sr.
Mi-: tui Mrs. J. D. Best and eons
l - Goldtoboro, Mir. and Mrs. Do
nald Heath and children of Ken
ansville, Mr. end Mrs Bin Fail
and children of Raleigh were gu
M.a Sunday of Mr and JVLrs. Ja.k
Dafl.
r Mr. Nettie Goodman, Joe Bob,
and Adroh Goodman visited Mr.
and Mrs. F.'L. Goodman of Green-
aboro Sunday. Mr. Goodman is'
"patient in a hospital there, be
cause of an accident. Mrs. Good
ma remained for a longer .visit. '
:'Mr.ramrMr8. Herman Quinn of
Jtenansville, Mr. and Mrs. ' Roy i
-Outlaw and family of Brogden,
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Goodman and.
Martha Kay were guests Sunday
jpf Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Davis
of Mount Olive.
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Mr. and Mrs Cyrus Rhodes at
tended the funeral pf Mrs, .Har
vey , Wood held in Jacksonville
Sunday.
Morrus Cherry went to Camp
bell College Monday to resume
his studies. ::
Mrs. G. L. Sumtmerlin, Mr. and
Mrs. H. C Lewis, Lftwton and
Dorma Merle were guests Sun
day of Mr. and Mrs. Listom Sum
merlin of "Warsaw. The occasion
was in honor of Mrs. Suntmerlin's
birthday..' '
Mir. and Mrs.- James E. West
brook and Linda Rae of Albert
son visited Mr: and Mrs. John
Aimon, Sr. during the week end.
Mrs. D. L. Cherry, Morris and
Wayne visited Mrs. Arthur Ar
nett fit the home of Mr., and Mrs.
Lester Arneut of Pink . Hill Sun
day. Mrs. Bill Fail of Raleigh visi
ted Mrs. Bessie A. Herring du
ring the weekend.
iMr. and Mrs. Carl Ivey and
Editih Kornegay visited Mrs. Flo
rence Houston, Mr. and Mrs. Alan
Brown of Warsaw Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Gar
ner, J. E. and Tony , of Goldsboro
visited Mrs. A. E. Garner Sun
day D. L. Cherry is expected to re
turn home this week following a
three weeks visit with Mr. and
Mrs. David Ervin Cherry of Ven
tura, Cal., Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Cherry of Oxford, Cal., Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Bennett, of Athens,
Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A Jemigan vi
sited relative! of Kenansville du
ring the week end.
National
Celebrate Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Lewis en
tertained with a dinner Saturday
honoring her 'another, Mrs". G. L.
SumnxerWn on her birthday at
their home in the Summerlin's
Cross Roads Community.
Guests were Mrs. Annie Rose ' State Installation Program held on
Monroe - A Unidii County native.
Joyce Lathan, wholicld 'Y.J D. C.
offices from the college cairifxii to
the state level,' to-lay' -announced
her candidacy for" 'National Commit
teewoman of the'Ve'tttt'Drmoeraiic
Clubs of North Carolina. ( ..
Miss Lathan, who was chosen 'as
one ot the 'Ten Oiitstandim; You
ng Democrats of North Carolina"
last year, said in making her an
nouncement. "I deeply believe in
the platform,' political philosophy,
ideals, and the principles Of govern
ment espoused by the Democratic
Party. For the past several months,
I have been giving consideration to
becoming a candidate for the office
of National Committeewoman. Many
people, from all across the State,
have pledged their support to me,
in the event that I become a candi
date. I have, therefore, decided to
seek the office and will campaign
vigorously for the post, which will
be decided at the State Convention
of the Young Democratic Clubs,
beginning in Greensboro, October
11, 1962. If elected to represent the
women of the Young Democratic
Clubs of North Carolina on the na
tional level, I promise to use all
of my ability and energy in promit
ing and enchancing the principles
and platform of the Democratic
Party."
Miss Lathan has 6erved the Dem
ocratic Party and the Young Dem
ocratic Clubs on the college, precin
ct, county, district and state levels.
She served as president of the Pfeif
fer College Young Democrats Club
in 1958 and 1959. Miss Lathan was
State Installation and Past Presi
dents' Night Chairman for the 1959
'Vi )-U':;
fla Smith hart tUnnw at Sneafls Fer
ry, Sunday, and also visited at Top-
s oil.
.r. and Mrs. Chancev Smith.
Margie Smith, A(r.. and 1Mrs.i DaykJ J
Earl Smith and Randy attended a
birthday dinner, honoring Mr. Er
nest Kornegay, which was held at
.'leasant Grove Community Bulld
og, near ount 01ve(j Sunday.
- Mr.- and- nut: vem WesttwooK,
who re employed at The Methodist
.tome for Children. In Raleigh, havl
been spending a few days at thdf
MR. and MRS. ALBERT COATES LEAVE INSTITUTE OF
versity of North Carolina are Albert Coates, right, and his wife. Mr.
GOVERNMENT - Departing from the front door of the Joseph Pal
mer Knapp Building, housing the Institute of Government at the Uni
Coates retires as Director of the Institute September 1st. He will teach
in the University Law School from his present age of 65 to the age
of 70.
Bell, Mrs. Manbha Outlaw and
Mrs. aKte Vernon of Mount Olive,
Mrs. Annie Alphin, Mrs. Perry
Grady and Mrs. T. A Jemigan of
tha home community.
the Pfeiffer College campus. When
Governor Frank Clement of Tenn
essee spoke at Salisbury in March
of 1958, Miss Lathan was in charge
of. registration and served as chief
hostess at a reception given in honor
of the visiting Governor. Her work
as president of the Pfeiffer College
Y. D. C. was recognized when she
was honored by the State Y. D. C.
as "Young Democrat of the Month"
in 1958. She was selected secretary
of the Eighth Congressional Distric
Young Democratic Clubs in 1960
1961. She was appointed Chairman
of tne State Womens Activities
Committee for 1961.
The Union County Young Demo
crats has unanimously endorsed
members have been asked to work
Miss Lathan's candidacy, and all
for her election at the State Convention.
Let us be soil builders not soil
robbers.
Announce
Marriage
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SUBSCRIBE
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shepard.
Pink Hill, N. C. Rt. 2 announce the
marriage of their daughter, Bei llia
Bryant, to Mr. Guy Louis Whalcy,
of Chinquapin, N. C. Rt. 1 The mar
riage took place at Dillion, S. C.
September 8.
The groom is employed by
Grimes and Shaw Construction Co..
in Jacksonville. Mrs. Whalcy is
employed in the office of the Super
ior Court Clerk, in Kenansville.
The couple are occupying their new
Mobile Home, Chinquapin, Koute 1.
Personals
Mrs. Thelma Sanderson. Misses
Marlene Sanderson, Sandra Shep-
pard, Becky Page, Carole and Lin-
Perpeluation of America, the Na
lion depends upon perpetuation or
physical America - the land itself.
We must have a place to carry out
our democratic ideas or we shall
join the parade of vanished civiliza
tions that have gone before.
Our greatest asset is the land.
Poor land makes poor people. Pro
ductive land makes prosperous
people.
Attention, Cotton
browers
You can get mere DOLLARS for your
cotfen when you have it ginned at my gin
with the best pre-ginning cleaning equip
ment in this section, and one of the best
lint cleaners.
I have sufficient pre-ginning equipment to remove most of
the trash and dirt before the cotton goes through the gin stand. Gin
saw teeth will chew up trash into small pepper trash which is im
possible to remove without excessive waste of lint and damage to
the cotton. I have also adequate heat which will be controlled in
order to give a better quality of cotton.
I am using the very heaviest grade of
cotton bagging and new cotton ties which
will give you more weight.
My gin is located 1 mlio south of
Clinton on Highway 421 near Hgihway 701.
I will operatG the gin and give service
each night as long as necessary.
E. L. PETERSON
COTTON GXN
Tel LY 2-3575
Clinton, N. C.
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